How much does it cost to move to Europe from US?

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Hoping to get my Oculus faster.

Anyone have recommendations on where to live? I heard Germany and UK are fairly friendly to Americans despite the history.

Also, do either country recognize American certifications, like Six Sigma and PMP? Would be helpful for job prospects. Thanks!

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davidjc

Up and Coming

No apparently it would have been better to get European friend or aquaintance to order the rift for you and then ship it to you...I mean seriously. You would actually get your rift faster this way.

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fishdude

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You would be best going to the UK, we all have rifts and the streets a paved with gold - we almost speak the same language too. Also if you move to Scotland not only will your medical care be free when you fall over using your rift so will your medication :D
Trouble is the weathers shite and you have to wait ages for movies and games to get released

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Nissan288Author

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"fishdude" wrote:
You would be best going to the UK, we all have rifts and the streets a paved with gold - we almost speak the same language too. Also if you move to Scotland not only will your medical care be free when you fall over using your rift so will your medication :D

I heard in Scotland vegetables are rare and a delicacy. Is that true? :D

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fishdude

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Rare, yes a delicacy, not so much :D

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klaatu

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But definitely a delicacy when prepared correctly, i.e. battered and deep fried.

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fishdude

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"klaatu" wrote:
But definitely a delicacy when prepared correctly, i.e. battered and deep fried.

That's true, think I might get a chippy tonight. :)

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Anonymous

"fishdude" wrote:
"klaatu" wrote:
But definitely a delicacy when prepared correctly, i.e. battered and deep fried.

That's true, think I might get a chippy tonight. :)

Potatoes are vegetables and you can buy a deep fried potato disc in batter from Fish & Chip shops and it's called a Scollop.

(Not to be confused with the rather nice shellfish known as a Scallop) :D

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Nissan288Author

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"V8Griff" wrote:
"fishdude" wrote:
"klaatu" wrote:
But definitely a delicacy when prepared correctly, i.e. battered and deep fried.

That's true, think I might get a chippy tonight. :)

Potatoes are vegetables and you can buy a deep fried potato disc in batter from Fish & Chip shops and it's called a Scollop.

(Not to be confused with the rather nice shellfish known as a Scallop) :D

Moving to Scotland sounds more and more interesting....

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fishdude

Participant

well i'd leave it a month - no point if we vote Yes.

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mikesummer

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come to Germany, we have DK2 and lots of good Beer! ;-)